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FL: Argument Over Missing Pit Bull Leads to Shooting That Left 1 Dead, 2 Hurt
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A missing pit bull and a bold accusation led to the shooting of three men in Fort Meade on Monday, a Polk County Sheriff's Office spokesman said. According to witnesses, Calvin Johnson yelled at 40-year-old Charles Peddycoart and his girlfriend about Johnson's missing dog. Johnson repeatedly accused the couple of stealing his pit bull. The couple walked to a nearby Dollar General store earlier in the day and the dog followed. |
Second Acts: Shoot Like A Girl’s Karen Butler
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Karen Butler is the face of the Shoot Like A Girl movement. In 10 years, her concept of inviting women to shoot guns and bows, under the guidance of competent female instructors, has seen great success and support within the shooting industry.
Butler started Shoot Like A Girl (SLG2) in the off hours after working for the Department of the Army in Huntsville, Ala., in a Civil Service job. She retired, after 22-plus years, two years ago and stepped into a full-time career with her SLG2 business. Karen set up the business plan to include employees, contractors and volunteer staff shooters who work either on a daily basis or, when needed, onsite. |
DE: Assault Weapons Ban Dies in Delaware Senate After Months of Fighting
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An effort to revive a proposed ban on the sale of assault weapons failed in the Delaware Senate on Tuesday, effectively defeating the most controversial gun control measure pending before the Legislature. Two Democrats sided with Republicans in opposing the maneuver, including Sen. Brian Bushweller of Dover and Sen. Bruce Ennis of Smyrna. That left Democrats two votes short of the 11 needed to bring the measure to the floor. |
NRA Fights N.J. Magazine Confiscation Plan
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The NRA announced last week that it is partnering with the New Jersey Rifle & Pistol Clubs in its legal challenge of the state law that requires that “high-capacity” magazines be destroyed or surrendered. The lawsuit, filed last week in U.S. District Court, contends that the new law could affect up to a million gun owners and it calls the law unduly restrictive against Second Amendment rights. |
A Tipster Suspected a Felon Kept ‘A Large Arsenal’ at Home. Police Found 553 Guns in All.
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The tip that came into the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department was simple: Someone suspected a felon in Southern California was illegally in possession of “a large arsenal of firearms.” What, exactly, constituted a large arsenal in this case? Sheriff’s deputies soon discovered the answer. Early in the morning on Thursday, a team of investigators arrived at a home in Agua Dulce, an unincorporated area about 20 miles northeast of Santa Clarita, and searched the property.
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"You Lackin'?" People Pull Out Guns in Dangerous New Game
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One of the latest online social media challenges has potentially legal and dangerous consequences. The “No Lackin” or “You Lackin” challenge, as it has been called on social media, encourages participants to pull guns on each other. Earlier in June, the Grimes County Sheriff’s Office in Texas said a teen was arrested and charged after shooting his 16-year-old friend in the face. Deputies said the two teens were playing the “You Lackin” game with pistols when one of the weapons went off. Raul Garcia Jr., 17, was charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, a second-degree felony. |
NC: Court Rules State Wrongfully Seized Former FBI Agent’s Guns
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A state appeals court has reversed a ruling that required a former FBI agent accused of sexually assaulting a woman not posses or purchase any firearms. In May 2017, the woman filed a complaint for a no-contact order against Donald Wofford, who identified himself in court testimony as a former FBI agent, retired police officer, and a veteran. |
OR: Gun Stolen from Clackamas County Deputy Found in Storage Locker
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A man found with a stash of 21 firearms in a storage locker, including a loaded Glock 9mm handgun stolen from the private car of an off-duty Clackamas County sheriff's deputy, was sentenced Tuesday to 10 years in federal prison. Donavan Troy Nordstrom, 47, pleaded guilty to possession with intent to distribute more than 500 grams of methamphetamine. A charge of illegally having a gun as a felon was dismissed as part of the plea agreement. |
More Self-Defense Gun Stories
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Responsible gun owners defended themselves, but you didn't hear it in the news. Instructor Ben Branam joins host Rob Morse to talk about three new examples.
First Story- You’re sitting in your car at Walmart when a man runs up and tells you to get out of your car. He has a knife.
Second Story- You drive up to your house and notice that the door is open. You walk inside and see two young men.
Third story- One of the employees at work is upset. There is an argument in the front office and you walk over to see what is going on. The employee threatens you and says he’s going to get even. The angry employee grabs a gun from his truck.
What would you do in these situations? Text and podcast available at the link. (14 minutes)
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WA: Gun Groups Assert I-1639 Petitions Are Unreadable, Demand Fix
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Two gun rights organizations based in Washington State have issued a demand to backers of Initiative 1639, the new gun control measure aimed at blocking sales of so-called “assault rifles” to 18-20-year-olds in that state, asserting that the typeface used to print the text of the initiative on the rear of each petition is too small to read. The letter, written by Olympia attorney Sean Newman, was sent Tuesday to the Seattle-based Alliance for Gun Responsibility, the billionaire-backed gun control lobbying group. In the letter, Newman asserts that “the I-1639 campaign is utilizing unreadable petitions in violation of RCW 29A.72.100.” |
This Holy Bible Contains A Gun
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Rev. Rob Schenck held up a shiny leather Bible before a crowd of Christian leaders, Washingtonians, and the media. “I’d like to be able to read from this,” he said, unzipping the top. “But … “ Instead of pages, the Holy Bible contained a gun. It was a toy gun – of course – because the event was held in the National Press Club. |
David and Lauren Hogg Discuss '#NeverAgain' Book
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When David Hogg first stood in front of a bank of cameras as a precociously articulate spokesman for a terrorized community of students on the day 17 people were killed at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, nearby was the bicycle he had ridden to the scene. Because he’s a kid. It’s one of several vivid reminders of the remarkable architecture of a culture-changing movement in “#NeverAgain,” a book by Hogg, a recent Stoneman Douglas graduate, and sister Lauren, who just finished her freshman year, published on Tuesday by Random House. |
AWR Hawkins: Defeating the Media’s Parkland Gun Control Push
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On this week’s episode of Bullets, Mark Smith, author of #Duped: How the Anti-gun Lobby Exploits the Parkland School Shooting—and How Gun Owners Can Fight Back, warns that the Parkland gun control movement is a sinister endeavor propped up by the establishment media. The good news is that the gun control push can be defeated.
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Planned Parenthood Goes on the Offensive for PA Gov. Tom Wolf's Re-election
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Planned Parenthood is coming out swinging for one of the organization’s favorite liberal allies, Governor Tom Wolf, by throwing 1.5 million dollars into Wolf’s uphill re-election campaign. Governor Wolf was named America’s most liberal governor in 2015. This hefty donation to the sitting Pennsylvania Governor comes from the nation’s largest abortion provider, which receives $500 million from the federal government each year. |
WI: Feds Move to Keep 44 Guns Taken From Madison Man During Probe of Chicago Cop's Death
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Federal prosecutors on Monday filed documents to keep 44 guns authorities took in February from a Madison man during an investigation into illegal firearms sales from his Far East Side home, including a gun sale connected to the shooting death of a Chicago police commander. The guns were seized on Feb. 16 when agents from the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives executed a search warrant at a home in the 4500 block of Martha Lane after tracing the source of a Glock Model 26 that was used to kill Chicago Police Cmdr. Paul Bauer on Feb. 13.
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PA: Bills to Combat Gun Violence Advance in Pennsylvania House
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A Pennsylvania House committee has advanced legislation to more aggressively take firearms from people who have a domestic violence restraining order against them or who are deemed dangerous by a judge. The House Judiciary Committee passed several firearms-related bills Tuesday. Their fate in the Republican-controlled House of Representatives is unclear. |
PA: Another Lancaster County Gun Store Burglarized, ATF Offers Reward
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A reward of up to $5,000 is being offered for information that helps investigators track down the person or people who stole more than a dozen firearms from a Lancaster County sporting-goods store. About 3:10 a.m. Tuesday, June 19, the Sportsman's Shop at 124 Main St. in East Earl Township was burglarized, and 18 handguns were stolen, according to Charlene Hennessy, spokeswoman for the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.
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MT: AG Fox Files Response to City of Missoula’s Lawsuit on Background Checks for Guns
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The Montana Attorney General’s Office is asking a Montana District Court judge to dismiss a lawsuit filed against him by the city of Missoula over background checks for gun sales, saying it lacks merit on nearly every count. Tim Fox filed his response to the city’s lawsuit on June 7, roughly two months after the city challenged the attorney general’s opinion declaring Missoula’s 2016 ordinance requiring background checks on most gun sales and transfers unenforceable. |
AZ: Gubernatorial Candidate’s School Safety Plan Includes Arming Staff
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Former Arizona Secretary of State Ken Bennett recently released his school safety plan as part of his campaign for Arizona governor, which included arming staff members. As part of the plan, Bennett pledged to train “willing, competent and capable” staff members on carrying firearms in schools, create a task force to focus on student safety during emergencies, train school officials on “basic emergency operational control skills.” |
Blind Man With a Gun
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Do blind people have Second Amendment rights? Of course, they do. Should they be prevented from carrying guns for self-defense? No, they should be subject to the same laws as other people. Carey McWilliams has demonstrated, through word and deed, that blind people are fully capable of responsible self-defense and responsible use of guns. It is a disability, not a death sentence. |
OR: Jack in the Box Shooting Deemed Self-Defense
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Deschutes County District Attorney John Hummel says 39-year-old Medford man, Robert Garris, acted inappropriately in the shooting of Christopher Nolan in front of Bend's Jack in the Box restaurant, but says no criminal charges will be filed.
Hummel says there are reports that Garris, who was staying at the Days Inn while working a construction job, would complain about, and then approach people whose looks he didn't like. "He would walk up to these people aggressively, and in essence, tell them to scram. Get off the property. He was acting like the self-anointed Sheriff of the Day's Inn." |
America Has More Guns Than People
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The number of civilian-owned firearms in the United States has surpassed the number of people, according to a report released on Monday. With more than 393 million civilian-owned firearms in the U.S., there are just over 1.2 firearms for every American as of year-end 2017, a Small Arms Survey report concluded. In other words, each American can have their own gun, with 67 million guns left over, noted The Washington Post.
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